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Articles in April 2002 issue of Accounting Today

• No matter how bad the market weather, munis shine through
  by Cynthia Harrington
• Collins foresees "Consumer Reports" status in acc'ting software. (Technology: news and trends in information systems and electronic commerce)
  by John M. Covaleski
• ACFE report details mass scope of occupational fraud
  by Melissa Klein
• Form 8-K filings. (Assurance: technical developments, professional issues and engagement changes).
• Coming events.
• Add'l first-year depreciation for property acquired after 9/10/01. (Financial Planning Tax Tactics).
  by Bob Rywick
• How the 2002 JCWAA impacts the 2001 returns. (Tax Strategy)
  by George G. Jones
• Not a kinder, gentler Harvey. (Opinion: the free and open forum for the tax and accounting community)
  by Bill Carlino
• CPA2Biz deal for state society lists falls off table
  by John M. Covaleski
• Enron's failed audit should be no surprise. (Commentary).
  by Melvyn I. Weiss
• Enron scandal tarnishes CPA image in tech consulting niche. (Consultant Concerns)
  by Peyton Burch
• Software giant SAP AG targets small biz market. (Top of the news: the complete chronicle of news and trends shaping the profession)
  by John M. Covaleski
• Andersen's new mousetrap -- same as the old one. (Opinion: the free and open forum for the tax and accounting community)
  by Bill Carlino
• CFOs maintaining optimism on economy, earnings through 2002. (Financial planning: news and strategies for the personal financial planner)
• In aftermath of Berardino resignation, Andersen's fate hangs in the balance
  by Melissa Klein
• Web site guide: the tax and accounting community's internet directory.
• SS&G Financial Services. (Ohio)
• AICPA fraud draft seen as an improvement, not a solution. (Assurance Forum).
  by Glenn Cheney
• Coming events
• TIAA-CREF urges congressional reform. (PFP Briefs)
• Smaller firms now bringing financial advisors "to the house". (Top of the news: the complete chronicle of news and trends shaping the profession)
  by Cynthia Harrington
• Weight-loss programs may be tax deductible. (Taxing Issues)
• Webster, Rogers & Co. (South Carolina)
• ASPs quickly adopting reseller channel strategies. (Top of the news: the complete chronicle of news and trends shaping the profession)
  by John M. Covaleski
• The three "T's" of useful financial information. (The Spirit of Accounting)
  by Paul B.W. Miller
• Life after 2002 filing season remains a full-time job. (Tax Strategy)
  by George G. Jones
• Offer in Compromise program bogged down in delays, backlogs. (Tax practice: the special report on news and trends for the tax professional)
  by Roger Russell
• Every crisis provides seeds of opportunity. (Commentary).
  by Lou Grumet
• Drake Software, Xpress Group Inc. seal merger pact. (Top of the news: the complete chronicle of news and trends shaping the profession)
  by Roger Russell
• Proper ingredients are needed to create a great recipe for a firm. (Boomer's Blueprint)
  by L. Gary Boomer
• Another tax prep merger: TRE Financial Services acquires Orrtax. (Top of the news: the complete chronicle of news and trends shaping the profession)
  by Roger Russell
• Oracle Small Biz Suite unveils "executive dashboard" page
• Increased carryback period for 2001 and 2002 NOLs. (Financial Planning Tax Tactics)
  by Bob Rywick
• We need principled auditors, not more regulation. (Letters).
• Some of the more common pitfalls of project management. (Practice Management)
  by Larry Puleo
• Softline eyes CPA channel in reseller recruitment. (Vendor Profile).
  by John M. Covaleski
• Despite Andersen-Enron mess students upbeat on profession
  by Melissa Klein
• New tax laws, saving strategies fuel growth of mutual funds. (Financial planning: news and strategies for the personal financial planner).
  by Cynthia Harrington
• In wake of Enron/AA fallout, industry consolidators burnish image as full-service providers. (Top of the news: the complete chronicle of news and trends shaping the profession)
  by John M. Covaleski
• Cohen & Co. (Ohio)
• Web cites: publishers. (Top of the news: the complete chronicle of news and trends shaping the profession).
• The internal RevIRS updates web item debunking frivolous tax arguments. (Taxing Issues)
• Insurance as an asset class. (Editor's Note)
  by Stuart Kahan
• Web site guide: the tax and accounting community's internet directory.
• Job cuts, guilty plea and mass client exodus pose overwhelming challenges to Andersen's future
  by Bill Carlino
• In order to be successful, you must confront your people challenge. (Boomer's Blueprint)
  by L. Gary Boomer
• Management representation letters: spitting in the wind. (Commentary). (auditors' job responsibilities)
  by Ronald M. Mano
• Know your market when choosing nonprofit software. (Software Review)
  by Wayne Schulz
• Short shots -- how about us? (Commentary)
  by Eli Mason
• The New Jersey Society of CPAs. (New Jersey)
• That's life! (Cover Story)
  by Stuart Kahan
• Footnotes. (Top of the news: the complete chronicle of news and trends shaping the profession).
• Ernst & Young's e-learning program sends professors back to school. (Tax practice: the special report on news and trends for the tax professional).
  by Roger Russell
• Tax resources. (Web Cites)
• As filing season winds down, e-filed returns soar
  by Roger Russell
• A response to Bill Ihlanfeldt's open letter.
  by Jimmy Williamson
• Dodging disaster. (Comprehensive Insurance Strategies)
  by Bill Carlino
• Extracting wealth. (Financial Planning For Closely-Held Businesses).
  by Howard W. Wolosky
• Teach your clients well. (A Well-Informed Client Is A More Profitable One)
  by Carly Lombardo
• The Iowa Society of CPAs. (Iowa).
• FASB: Carpe diem before you start smelling like carp! (Accounting Annotations)
  by J. Edward Ketz
• Accpac's Online Pass puts front-office twist on ASP. (Technology: news and trends in information systems and electronic commerce)
  by John M. Covaleski
• Achieving niche success requires leadership savvy. (Consultant Concerns).
  by Jennifer Lee Wilson
• Bederson Financial Services. (New Jersey). (personnel appointments)
• FASB expatriates shifting gears at the IASB. (Assurance Forum)
  by Glenn Cheney
• Form 8-K filings. (Assurance: technical developments, professional issues and engagement changes).
• What do Houston and Los Alamos have in common? (The Spirit Of Accounting)
  by Paul B.W. Miller
• Straining at the shackles of partnership. (Practice Management)
  by Bruce W. Marcus